Comments on: Even more proof that the music labels suck http://www.thebdmethod.com/2008/09/even-more-proof-that-the-music-labels-suck/ Sat, 31 Jul 2010 03:31:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Eleanor-769 http://www.thebdmethod.com/2008/09/even-more-proof-that-the-music-labels-suck/#comment-316 Eleanor-769 Thu, 20 May 2010 01:47:07 +0000 http://www.thebdmethod.com/?p=118#comment-316 <strong>Eleanor-769...</strong> ????????????? ???? ?? PHP ?? ??????? http://white-tech.ru/ ?? ?????? ?????... Eleanor-769…

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]]> By: Dan Johnson http://www.thebdmethod.com/2008/09/even-more-proof-that-the-music-labels-suck/#comment-5 Dan Johnson Wed, 08 Oct 2008 00:26:43 +0000 http://www.thebdmethod.com/?p=118#comment-5 This raises questions about Intellectual Property law and whether it is necessary or if there can be other, better, ways to protect one's intellectual creations (like encryption). One would think, though, if it really was a net benefit for artists to have their music on Guitar Hero, which I think it is, then there should be competition to get one's music on the game and what GH has to pay artists should decrease to the point where the artists ARE paying the video game company. It will be interesting to watch as Guitar Hero has newer versions and possibly becomes more popular. This raises questions about Intellectual Property law and whether it is necessary or if there can be other, better, ways to protect one’s intellectual creations (like encryption).

One would think, though, if it really was a net benefit for artists to have their music on Guitar Hero, which I think it is, then there should be competition to get one’s music on the game and what GH has to pay artists should decrease to the point where the artists ARE paying the video game company. It will be interesting to watch as Guitar Hero has newer versions and possibly becomes more popular.

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